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JIT examines SC verdict in Panama Papers case – Pakistan

‘Greater police presence and new technologies needed to reduce drivers’ speed’

Ed Sheeran pre-sale tickets sold out – you have one last chance

Time Inc cuts dividend and shakes up board as losses widen

‘I Was There’: Airstrikes – Video

South African police minister scolds driver online | Reuters

Monitor says air strikes kill 11 people north of Syria’s Raqqa | Reuters

FBI In Turmoil Over Comey Ouster; Chaos Ensues As The Search For New Director Gets Underway

Fewer meetings, more productivity: Can enterprise messaging apps help your team?

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny undergoes eye operation in Spain after attack | Reuters

Comey’s firing isn’t the second coming of Watergate – Poynter

UAE’s Air Arabia to revive stalled plan to expand fleet – Transport

No evidence that enrichment activities encourage pupils to study STEM A-levels

Austrian Vice Chancellor resigns after internal party rows | Reuters

The RBI’s new (potentially compromising) powers

SAP chairman defends executive pay system | Reuters

Life Expectancy In US Can Depend On The County A Child Is Born In : HEALTH : Tech Times

Obama’s Antitrust Chief Baer to Return to Arnold & Porter – Law Blog

Every weapon obtained by YPG represents threat to Turkey, foreign minister says | Reuters

Man who disrupted Christmas party in Dubai ended up stabbed to death

10 things to do today: Book your spot to attend the workshop Everyday Patterns, attend the Multaqa talk and more

Bridgepoint appoints bankers in preparation for Pret a Manger IPO

Adobe patches critical vulnerabilities in Flash, OEM

More efficient catalytic material developed

China complains to U.S. over lawmakers visit to Dalai Lama | Reuters

Jannah Burj Al Sarab celebrates the Holy Month of Ramadan with the media of the UAE and the GCC

Brain-imaging system uses ‘multi-pupil’ prism arrays

PAS most popular party, survey reveals

Turkish President says trade with Gulf ‘below potential’ – Politics & Economics

Liberals win election in Canada’s British Columbia, lose majority